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tE,laf Clearance Sale.
tadies' fine shoes at hall price. Call
early, as these are genuine bargains.
L.Y. BLOND.
a GIFT rnrA1l.

In order to give NIL a chance to tcst It,
and thus be convinced OF Its wonderful
curative powera, DR.. Kings New Dis.
G"Ie'Iy eGoyIe'fy ,ri9I ior Consumption, Coughs and
Ooias' oa VIII w !; be, tos limited time, given
away. I Ihls offer Is not only liberal, but
shows unbounded faith in tho merits Of
this great remedy. All who suffer from
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, Asthma,
bronchitis, or any affection OF Throat,
Chcat, or Lungs, are especially requested
to call at Logan & Co.'s Drug Store and
get atrial Bottle Free, Large Bottles 81. !
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Merchant Foully Murdered.

NEW ORLEANS, March Ia special to
the Picay,lne from Winona, Mics, dated
yesterday, aayH: R. V. Loggins. u promi.
nent merchant Of this place, was foully
murdered this afternoon by Alexander
Crawford, colored. liza.
y Crawford had been purchasing supples
from Mr.. Loggins md had become inyol.
we'd. He failed to bring mortgage at q
trustees sale to-day, and Mr.. Loogins went
to see him aboat II, and was murdered by
the negro who had prepared himself for
the horrible work. Mr.. Loggins waa
found horribly cut to piecea. The mur.
derer escaped, but will doubtless BIO
captured, -t ls,s5 .75,s. ',,5I';ysz ',,!55yI';;ysz
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Can't Tax SleepIng.C Cars.

Chicago, ILL.,, March IA special from
New Orleans sayu: Judge Psrdee in the
United States Circuit Court has given
stgmeat Tor the plaintiff in the Gaze Of
The Pullman Palace Car Company vs. the
Soa'd Of Assessors Of Louisiana ct. al.
lIaesuis was to enjcin the collector Of the
a1 assessed upon the cars Of the COM
pny, run upon the various railroads do
I!a2 business with New Orleana. In Civ
w his decision Judge Pardee said that
sSlecompany having no standing in this
Sase and the sleeping cars having no
Esasus, they being constantly in transit,
ae assessment upon them was not legal,
ND therefore the tax imposed could not
bs collected, yI.f'.N5.
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Tns newly organized Dollar Savings
Bank will open for business, April lst,
With good assurance Of success. It is
strongly backed and well oilicered, and
there Is q wide field here for its opera
tons. Almost any man can deposit
dollar occasionally-ytill better at stated
.ines-and those who have tried it know
how tho dollars grow. ''g5W
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SOFIA, March 1.-The troops Of the gar
rlson Of silistria revolted yesterday even
ing and pronounced against the Regency,
Troops arc marching to Silistria, from
Ruatchuk, Varna and shumla to quell the
mutiny. 11S
Mr.. Grekoff and M. kalchef. members
of the Bulgarian delegation who visited
tho various European Governments, have
arrived at Sofia and Constantinople, which
was the last city visited by them during
the tour. They state that the Porte's
attitude towards the Regency is encourag-
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u MN Of the country.
rhssatcued Trouble with Half Breeds 2

lHIttlsutu WIN hHAA SAeSub d.
CnicAeo, ILL, March LA special from
s.. John, Dakota, says: Serious difficulty
lssared with the Lalfbreeds. There are in
this settlement upwards OF 1000 families
Of h5lt byeeds, amoug whom are many OF
Luis Riel's ablest lieutsranis, who found
/! sxped;ont to emis,e.e during the re-
belIion Of 1885. They took with them q
considerable number Of horses aad cattle.
They hsyo been tsxed for tLeso animals
By the local authorities but have steadily
refused TO pay the tax. Wits were Issued
last week directing Sheriff Flynn to eeizs
sufficient goods end ehattels in each case
to cover the amount OF the tax. This
Flynn has been doing and nov has in his
possession quite Il number Of ponies and
cattle. y
The half breeds have been holding
meetings and making thrcats Of dire ven
Sealca. They say they will make an
eloa TO recover their property by force.
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IT would be interesting to know who
that person Is who urges the Governor not
to call an extra session OF the Legislature,
offering 4. tho same time to supply the
State Administration with funds to 80 on.
ltwoEld bs moro Interesting to see what
would happen ai.orwards. But 1t Is not
necessary to anticipate. 1t is a short lane,
and We shall soon ace the turning. 4
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Gke q'ttelliiqe.tatefr.. EN-
orle,, Nos. rs md 81 Fourteenth Street.
I, the Cincinnati Enquirer We read that
an, Of Mr. Lucas poems, "The Land
Where We Wero Dreaming" written ai.
", Lees surrender, became the national
,,,hem Of tho South. Didn't II get in a
,ude Ia,e for a national anthem? re

Ma. JAMES NJ. MASON Is nothing II not
Ingenious. lie maps out a scheme to
enable tho Governor 10 got the Leglsla.
.u,e together in special session to pass the
appropriations, without the danger Of the
election Of Senator. 1t looks well on
n,usr. Perhaps 1t will work we'll.
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changes in the rules, which were neces
sary to give the Democratic House plain
course 10 run and be glorlled, II glory
turned out To be In its nature. The Com.
mittee on Appropriations was relsgatsd ia
It's duty Of bringing before the Houee ap.
propriatlons Tor tho sustenance Of tho Gov.
ernmcnt. -1ag. Ii,
Again referring to the backward condi.
tion Of the appropriation bills he submit.
ted that this condition OF affairs must
cease, that In some way the House ought
to show that 1t did not intend the last days
OF tho session should be spent in register.
Ing the edicts OF a few committees, but
that thoy representing all the people
Of the United States should not bs deprlv.
ed Of a voice In the affairs OF the country,
which the Constitution and the good sense
Of tho people demanded. Applauso on
the Republican side. az M 8.
I Mr.. Holman-Time Ia valuable and l
have but to request that vote be taken
on the pending motion. The gentleman
scolds, but I can find ashwomen In this
town who can beat him at that game.
Laughter on the Republican aide. N !.
Mr.. Reed-The gentleman from Indiana
and l take hia word:ior it-saye he knows
tlahwomen in town who can make better
scolds than I. I admit his acquaintance
on that subject and l congratulate him on
his assoclatione. Laughter.] The rules
were then suspended and the bill passed
13S to "A, RI -ft~ -.r-r-lJl'.
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BOsros, March 1.-The annual meeting
Of the Lougfcllow Memorial Association
vas hs!d la:t evening in Cambridge.
The association has $4,000 Of the
iulis inyes.ed in four cent bonds, and
expects to raise $4,000 more before the
end Of the month. John e. Whittier
wrote letter urging that vigorous
effort bo made to complete the sub.
scr;ption. 5lfsG o.Ese1yD
,,Tas following officers were elected ior
The ensuing year: President, James
Russell Lowell; Vice President, Oliver
Seudell Holmes; Secretary, Arthur Gil
man; Treasurer, BeDj. Vaughan. A COM
mites on plans and bosrd of directors
we're also elected. ss..-.5 "
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ATown Badly Sco.cl,c,l.

RICHMOND, Va, March 1.-The town Of
South Boston, Halifax county, Va, was
visited by a destructive conaagration this
morning. Tho fre originated in o lumber
room adjoining Wimbish and Crawloy's
general store, and apread rapidly to Bar
bour's hardware store, and thence right
and left to the South Boston warehouse.
N. Carrington's factory, H. A. Edmonson
storage warehouse, with one and a half
million pounds Of tobacco, and other
storage houses. In all fifteen Buildings
and their contents were destroyed. Tie
estimated loss is about sl5O, 900; INSURANCE
SlOS, 900, s..t5' i{ % NJ 4 "a (. :,
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Tus remainder Of tho city's five per
cent losr Of 1885 went of yesterday at
over two and a half por cent premium,
and tho home folks would not lot any Of
the bonds 90 out Of town. They were
bes! able to place value on the invest.
msut, and they knew a good thing when
they saw 1t. Wheeling's credit stands
Leseryedly high. W.. .N
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a.H4..-F - '-I"--.- lee
RIVER NEWS.
staso of tho Water and Movements of tho
F.-g..-l NJ. X 5BoatH 4t. ,s-...

oaso oh tho wafer ana Movements of tho
.lt.+.ssl.. .ls 2Boats. set. g.Lg-,i.,
The rivers above are falling. At Pitts.
burgh the depth is bu! 12 fset. IN
Tho General Pike passed up ut o'clock
yesterday afternoon en- roato from C;ncin.
natl to Pittsburgh. 5lETr'1~
The Katie stockdale passed down yes.
tcrday morning en- route from Pittsburgh
to Cincinnati. She had good trip. III.
:. The river was falling fast yesterday. AT
dusk the marks indicated a depth In the
channel OF but 2S feet inches. Business
on the levee was lively all day. =
The Andes left for Cincinnati at a late
hour last evening with about ali The
freight, she WAS ablo to handle. There
were also a number Of passengera regist-
ereu. .r- $780, ,i'-1-. % 80 f- =" =.
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War Claims Bill.

WAsnlsoroS, D. O., March 1.-The Sen.
ate took up the House bill for the allow.
ance Of certain claims reported by the &C.
counting officers OF tho United States
Treasury Department. Tho bill covers
ninety-three printed pages, giving the
names ofthessveral claimants and amounts
due each, the majority being for quite
small sums. They are chiefly tor quarter.
masters and commiasary stores taken by
the army during the war in Missouri, West
Virginia, Kentucky, Maryland, and some
portions Of Tennessee There having
been some $4,000 OF such claims
fled by the Act oil July IA, 1885,
MIR: Sherman denounced the law
which granted the small claims.
He moved to strike out the amendment
reported by the Committee on Claims
which makes tho drafts payable to the
order Of the claimants but deliverable to
their attorneys, or to agents who have
filed powers OF attorney.
Mr.. Harris moved to amend that pro-
vieion 30 az to leave the Treasury Depart
ment to act in the matter OF payment
under it's own rulea ard regulations. Mr..
Sherman assonted to that proposition, and
the Dill was go amended. The bill was
then passed without division, and con.
ference was asked. -z 7-'s
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Fatal Mine Exulosion,

PARIS, March Ian explosion occurred
to-day in the Bssubrun collieries at St.
Etenne. 1t is reported that several hum
dred miners were killed. '@
;, The latest advicss from ST. Etienne say
that there were 104 men entombed in the
mine, and that 43 have been recovered
and IL are dead, ..=f55 -,I,;sl7,75-
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NEW JERSEY sENAToRsuIp.
Republicans scnttor Thor Votes but Fall t.
Hrenk tho Abbott Column.


Republicans scnttor Thor Votes but Fall to
gf Break the Albeit Column.
TRENTON, N. j., March 1.-The joint
meeting Of the Legislature assembled at
noon to-day. On roll cell all were present.
A ballot for u United States Senator was
then taken, and the result occaaioned
some surprise. Thirty,dve Democrats
stood firmly by Albeit, q as in the previous
ballot but the Republicans, in evident
pursuance Of the caucus action, divided up
among Sewell, Phelps, Bedle and hays.
The last two are Democrats and they we're
voted ,v ior With the purpose oi trying to
break tho Albeit column. The bsilot
stood as iollows: Albeit. (Dem.) S5; se-
we'll, (Rep.) "a; Bedle. Dem g; Erastgs
Potter, Labor p%;a,n, =; hadisT 1RsS !. xxx Go{by'
NFIye Republicans voted ior Bedle; five
for Ksys. All tie Republicans voted.
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VOTT7n

niAcance, but was taken in accordance with
a continuous line Of precedents. It is
understood that when Mr.. Turpie at tho
next session, presents himself to be nworn
In, a protest will be entered and that tho
contest will then begin. Notices have been
received from Indiana that additional
papers In the case arc to be submitted.
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a BRAVE woMAN's REPORTS
TO Save Her Husband from FrceEng ng-A IN.
i FEf,4.H. tlietio Story. .s'F.lIsH

Ga u,etio story. H5
MILWAUKEE, Wis, March Ia special
from Shell Lake, Washburn county, Wis,
tells a pathetic story otan aged man in the
snow storm. oop -54 WNNs
Fritz Hans and his wife were in Shell
Lake doing some trading, and about 2
o'clock in the afternoon started for home.
The aged couple had walked to town in
tbs tbs morning NOR and they left feeling equal to
the task q walking back again distance
Of five miles, - 80
It was bitter cold day, and as they ad.
vanced the wind began to blow. Before
hall Of their journey had been accom-.
plished they were wrapped in q binding
snow storm and their PROGRESS became
allow and difficult. Soon MI, Haas sank
down in tho enow, thoroughly exhausted
and unable to proceed. His now frantic
wife tried in vain to urge him on, but she
was compelled to leave him and seek aid
at the nearest house. IIi 4, NJ
When she arrived at the house she
found a woman alone. It was now about
10 o'clock at night, but, taking blankets,
t9e TWO women started back to succor Mr..
Haa9. He was unconscious when they
reached him, and with dificulty they
succeeded in getting him few rods fur.
ther towards shelter. Haas, however, was
large man, and the women were com.
PEELED to abandon their efforts in his be.
hall. Wrapping her exhausted husband
in blankets and again giving him some
nourishment, Mrs. Haas cat down beside
him, while her assistant started for home.
Mrg; Haas remained with her husband
until be died, about s o'clock in the
morning. When help arrived Ut tho
scene the unfortunate couple we're taken
home, ono nearly as iiisless q. the other.
Mr.. Haas was neorly 10 years OF age. and
his faithful wiio is few years hia junior.
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River md Hurbor Blu ms Passed,

WASHINGTON, March 1.-The changes
mads in the River and Harbor bill as
compsrea with the measure passed by the
Senate arc with two exceptions reductions.
The principal items changed stand aa fol.
lows in the bill adopted by the House:
Harbors--s225. 900, Buffalo, N. Y; 5000.
Durkitk; NJ Y; $4,000. Erie; sli 900
Baltimore; $4,000, Cleveland; $1,000
Huron; 5000, sardusky. 0. Riyerc-
Sl65. 600, Great lKanaThs, W. Va. The
conference report on tho bill having been
adopted by the Senate, tho bill now goes
to tlia President for hia signature, .,E
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Recurring Shocks in Italy.

ROME, March l.-Tremors continue to
befelt in the Italian Riviera, but no ad.
di.ional damage has been done. The
earthquake was islt in several places iu
Austria and Bulgaria. Six severe shocks
were experienced at Shumla on the morn
Ing Of the 2G.h ult. lllil
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q q stream into a iourth.story window.
Kalpack was about forty feet from tho
ground and Quirk was q short distance
behind him, when q casting holding the
upper portion Of the ladder in place, Broke
and the ladder clipped down, carrying tho
men with It. They both made an attempt
to catch tho ladder around tho eides. but
Lieutenant Quirk's foot was caught be.
tween the rounds as they slipped psst
each other and was terribly crushed.
Kalpack's left arm was caught between
two rounds and was snapped like a pipe
stem. Both men were taken to their
homes, and 1t Ia thought they will re.
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c%cSHATl, March 1.-The Adams Ex-
hass Company tbiu morning extended it's
t.s,vlcs .s oye. the entire sysIom Of the Ohio
Mississippi Railway, amounting to up
wards Of GOO milea Of limo on which there
no about one hundrad and twenty-five
.Iseacea. Ten years ago the Ohio 4 Mis-
sappl began to carry its own express
sso1s, g. and subsequently contracted With
W. "; Baltimore & Ohio, whose contract ex-
Eaea last night. The occupation Of the
sas y " tho line by the Adams Express, it
salt, is In the nature OF q surprise. y
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Two Flremon Badly Injured,

n CHIcAeo, March 1.-The large factory Of
the Windsor Folding Bad Company, on
West Kenx;e street. was completely guttod
by Ere this morning, causing a loss on
stock Of about Sl5. 900 and damaging the
building to the extent Of 81 1000. The lat
ter was fully insured and there is $l2, 900
insurance on tho stock. 5...i. !.
While the fro was in progress Lieutcn.
ant Quirk, Of Chemical Engine No. !, and
Pipeman Henry kalback, OF the came
company, were climbing a 9lty.6ye foot
Bangor extension ladder in order to send
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LONDON, March 1.-The Irish Conserve.
tive members Of Parliament at a confer
erco to-day decided to agitate in favor of
suspcnding the debate on the procedure
fules. and proceed to the discussion OF
coercive measures for Ireland. =
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Boston Street Car str,.o Ended

.. d.. : q. .
BosroS, March Every line Of the
South Boston Railroad Company is now in
full operation. flF
Lata last night cars were run for the
first time since the tie-up began. An un.
known man boarded South Boston cur
last night and struck CONDUCTOR Macy a
blow in the lacs, ipjuring him badly. The
fellow made his eccape. Tho Cambridge
strikess held meeting last night and ap.
pointed a committee to mako arrange
ments for a torchlisht procession next
Friday evening in association with EN-.
ployea OF John P. Squire. the pork pack.
in line. Ell fs.
But few old men have applied at the
company's Office for work. The Boston
Typographical Union has voted SD to
the strikers on each road, Ga K. -. (
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7 NEWS IN BRIEF.

Dozans OF oil wells are being sunk a!
Toledo, O., and the town is going wild
over its success. 80 . - :
Joseph Reisser, a saloonist at Ripley O.,
cut his throat with razor. He had been
on O spree. y -'''I.'
One hundred and fifty coopers at differ.
ent points IN CLARK county, Indiana, have
struck for higher wages. -
siguor Cohen, a diamond broker Of st.
Louis, was robbed Of $1,000 worth OF
sparklers in Pullman car. ta-1 IA
The steerage passenger rate to Europe,
IN all the leading steamship comnanies.
has been increased five dollars. i
Isaac @. Scarf and Mart Coleman we're
Killed at Alena, O., BY a tree which they
had sawed down, falling on them.
& The statement Of the National debt ia.
sued yesterday shows d decrease during
tho month Of February Of sl4,3es, ,7Ss.
Indiana will have an extra eeasion of
her Legislature unless the deadlock be-.
tween the two houses is speedily broken.
At Akron, O., Philip Blanche, after say.
ing goodnight to bis lady love, blew out
PEP h,s brains "a because she wanted to postpone
During a Baptist festival at Cape G;rsr.
oeau, MO-, quarrel arose between two
men, during which shot fred by some
youth. A .N'dse''. ee''
The firm Of Marshall, Lefferts & Co.,
iron nerchants Of New York, made an as.
alignment Yesterday for the benefit Of their
creditors to James H. Fay, with prefer.
ences amounting to $4,000. 4g'5S1.7il
Five men, four OF them masked, entered
Mrs. Elizabeth Albums saloon, in Colum,
bus, o., at midnight, gagged her and an.
other woman, and Nj. Collins. and
lb!ound them and got away with owe,
= It ia reported that Mary Wileman q
Cataraugus county, N: Y, who was con
victed Of murder in the first douraa To- 10
poisoning her husband, has appealed un
sue!eessfully to the Supreme Court. ant m
will probably hang. - 80 ="
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Another 1soodle Alderman In Prison.

New YoREi March 1.-Ex.Alderman
o'Neill was taken to Sing Sing prison
this morning. He was too much pros-
tratad to Say much, but to friend pro.
tested his innocence, asserting that 1t
II would soon be proved. The train
moved out OF the depot at s o'clock and
started on its journey. 3.sl si:,
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WASHINGTON, D. C., March 1.-The
national council Of the National Union
League met This morning at tho Ebbit
House. The following officers we're
elected: President, General Charles H.
Groayenor, Of Ohio; Vice Prcaidents, W.
E. Chandler, N, H.; @. a. Boutelle, Maine !;
James s. Neglsy. Pennsylvania; Nathan
Coil, W.. Va; J. e. O'Hsrs, N. O.; L. G.
Houck, Tenn. B. K. Bruce, Miss. Thomas
R. Rich, Md; Lewis Mckenzie, Va. h.
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Injured l,v n, n,.,, r.,,,,,,.,,,,

s,s. wv oi'f' Pa, Marchl. Maynard stra.
hv - = aged Il. was injured this morning
M. wy explosion OF an old cast iron tor
tsso,n which he found in the woods be-
Hhs srane Aane City and the Ryan farm.
vi s.N suee was shattered and the shock
Ap0sare TO the cold may prove fatal.
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DISASTROUS ShlnwrecIe.

sH FRASclsco. GALA, March lad.
r,ss by tho steamer Gaelye from Hong
tn.. tssrs' :, state that a Chinese junk, going
Il I AZ aon!o to Siam, va, Tscently wreck
nv NV I1e coast. Out Of she Eag passsn.
S,ib'saa Sb,snala crew aboard only six arc known
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Silt Against standard OIL Company.

Z, LOUISVILLE, March 1.-George E. Rico,
y Marietta, O., sued the Louisville and
crau'i!se Railroad and the Standard Oil
MSsapa1y, formerly the Chess Carley Com,
ssa!, ss o. this city, Tor SlO0, 900 and 5000,
Sis,pschvely, alleging that the railroad
K, Ss pet up the rates on Of! shipped to
s...ile sSvile and other Southern points to
s,sy sy double what wss charged the
ssj sJ0atd Oil Company. Demurrers were
NJ. nI oy the defendants alleging that the
i.aoeaa iaoaa had a right to fix its charges. Tho
s-lffe!a have been sustained.
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LONDON, March Ia dispatch from
Paris this afternoon to the Exchange Tel
egraph Company, ssya it is stated there
that Prince Bismarck intends to request
Presiden. Gfevy to dismiss General Bou-
lal2or from tho Ministry. .f